Please take the babies out so they aren't cannabalized by the parents. Well they do good w/ fruit flies as a 1st food but you'll need a smaller enclosure to make sure they can catch the flies. As for them hatching native species really don't need to be incubated in an incubator. They are used to the climate that we feel comfortable in. I don't really keep anolis as of now but when I did I usually left the eggs in the soil but I transfered them to a deli cup so the parents didn't eat the young. They lay 2 eggs 3 at most at a time possibly 4wks apart, if they do mate mutiple times. So there probaly isn't more then 2 runing around unless you had mutiple gravid females.

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• MY FIRST REPTILE HATCHLING!!!!!!!!!!! - Tim L., Sat Oct 4 11:12:31 2003
• Awsome!!!! I'm still waiting for my first hatchling! Good luck! ....np - geckoluver101, Sat Oct 4 12:08:44 2003
• Congrats. MY FIRST REPTILE HATCHLING!!!!!! - Croc 2-3, Mon Oct 6 10:56:10 2003
• RE: Congrats. MY FIRST REPTILE HATCHLING!!!!!! - Tim L., Mon Oct 6 14:59:11 2003